Sentence examples for profound miscalculation from inspiring English sources

A "profound miscalculation," is how Levitsky and Ziblatt describe this attempt to share power with the Nazis.

But unlike most everyone else, Goldman was rescued by the government for their profound miscalculations, and that is the scandal that should upset people.

But the Mint's fundamental miscalculation remains.

A change this dramatic suggests something far more profound than a miscalculation about election tactics.

There is a profound risk of destabilising the region, and of miscalculations and missteps escalating the situation.

"To weaken the only party that stands between the Jews and their annihilation, and between America and the forces intent on destroying her, is a political miscalculation so great and a betrayal so profound as to not be easily forgiven," Horowitz wrote.

The risk of splitting the Republican vote, "is a political miscalculation so great and a betrayal so profound as to not be easily forgiven," Breitbart contributor David Horowitz wrote on Sunday.

In interviews over recent days, many Turkish and American officials said that a series of misunderstandings between -- and miscalculations by -- the two countries had created profound tensions that are likely to endure.

If Iran gets a nuclear weapon, I won't name the countries, but there are probably four or five countries in the Middle East who say, 'We are going to start a program, and we will have nuclear weapons.' And at that point, the prospect for miscalculation in a region that has that many tensions and fissures is profound.

Is that a miscalculation?

This was a miscalculation.